Did you rename the rumlog to wsjtx_log.adi. and what about the other log file... I forget the name of it. Not sure which is rescanned.

I've read it several times. it just isn't behaving as the manual says.

Is Menu 030 the same on both rigs? Looks like they should behave the same. You can test this yourself -- adjust com port and baud rate to suit. See if the antenna selection follows the band

As Bill indicated, no special drivers installed. Here are my settings in WSJT-X for the 991A, hope it helps:

Thanks Doug I copied (or perhaps moved and renamed by mistake) the rumlog adi file to the same directory as the original wsjtx_log.adi and renamed the old one. The old one had all the qsos from this

Cliff, The frequency that’s logged is the TX frequency PLUS the audio offset, so the actual frequency of transmission NOT the dial frequency. 73 Phil GM3ZZA Sent from Mail for Windows

I'd like to see the default frequencies displayed in a distinct font in the band drop-down list, perhaps bold. This would help to identify the defaults when one has added frequencies for DXpeditions,

Thanks so much for the clarification, Sam. Since that is normal I'm changing the settings back to split operation. I'm wondering which frequency will be saved to the log. I'll find that out in short

For roughly the last year I have been only on FT8. It has only been in the last few months that I put up an end fed half wave, that is when the antenna selection problem started. So I don't see how

To be a little more descriptive.... In order to avoid harmonics and bandwidth limitations Rig Split and Fake It both adjust the transmit frequency so that your audio is maintained in the 1500-2000Hz

Read up on Menu 031 for the Band/Stack option and elsewhere in the manual about band stack. I think you probably want the Band option. You should be able to set up the band and press the band button

Alright, problem solved. Big thanks to Mike for the debugging. Turns out it was a failure between the PC and the id10t interface, aka dying mouse. Clicked on the poor fellas left ear one too many

I have problems with WSJT-X and the FTdx-3000 rig in that my antennas (two) don't get selected as the bands change. Someone involved with HamLab was helping by sending me a file to include in WSJT-X

Hi Cliff, That is normal operation when using split = rig. It is shifting the frequency so that your TX audio is in the middle of the band pass. FYI, you do not have to press the "VFOA=VFOB" The

Bill, Thank you. Exactly the hint I needed and WSJT-X is running flawlessly. Now to figure out the Icom-7300 issue. Best, Ted K8UKE

Bill, I agree that it's an issue of Rig control... There are three tabs that need to be setup, "GENERAL," where call letters and grid square are entered, then the "RIG" section, which should contain

I'm having an issue and I don't know why it's happening when operating on FT8 when I use the Split setting under the Settings, Radio tab. I was operating on 40 meters and set VFO A to 7074 kHz in

Hi Ted, WSJT-X will not start on macOS unless the shared memory parameters are set correctly, so that is nothing to do with your Tx issue. If you are seeing the old lower value of the shared memory

John, Some thoughts. Select File/Open Log directory and check the size of the wsjtx_log.adi file. If it is quite small. (Your an open it with textedit to see what is in there) then you may need to

Hi John, have you checked the "Preferences->General->Show DXCC, grid, and worked before status" option as noted in the first bullet point here in the WSJT-X User Guide section on decode